Franklin schools seek 7 mill levy on full ballot
Franklin school board moves to place a 7 mill operating levy on November ballots amid a projected $341,049 deficit. Clerk Hollingsworth warns a year end balance of $14,408.50 could force temporary school closures without voter approval or borrowing, as state aid and property taxes fund the district.
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Franklin
Franklin School Board
Marcellene Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Paul Hillard
Sirs Hollingsworth
Middleton
Madison High Band Keeps Busy With Shows and Contests
The Madison High School Marching Band under Steve Hoock stays active in summer and fall 1978. New flag corps co captains lead 16 drill team members while Robin Haines and Beth Clark top drill teams in a Fred J Miller Clinic. Majorettes Jane Forrester and Cathy West join Darlene Black as sponsor. Activities include Disney World and Hamilton parade appearances, Cartwright week study camps, and fall schedules with Honey Festival and Valley View contest. Band Council guides leadership with Anthony Brown as president and Leah Barner as vice president among others.
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Robin Haines
Beth Clark
Fred J Miller
Darlene Black
Jane Forrester
Cathy West
Disney World
Hamilton
Flag Corps
Cartwright
Preble County Park
Sight and Sounds
Middletown
Valley View
Band Council
Anthony Brown
Leah Barner
Anita Orem
Susan Markle
Pat Roose
Sheila Leigeber
Linda Rupe
Janet Knutson
Becky Selby
Woman reports stolen turtles in Cleveland
Linda L. Polachek, a clerk at the Cuyahoga Sheriff's Department, reported three of her 40 tortoises and turtles missing from her yard. She values the trio at about 450 dollars and offers a 100 dollar reward for information about Tank, an unnamed female, and Meatball, with the thieves described as very selective.
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Cleveland
Linda L. Polachek
Ms. Polachek
Cuyahoga
Hamilton man fined $200 with license suspension in city court
Hamilton man Clarence HE 61 was fined $200 and had his license suspended for one year by Municipal Court Judge J. T. Lamb yesterday for driving while intoxicated. He also served three days in jail and was referred to traffic school. Donald R. Brooks, 20, of 2105 Highland St., was fined $200 for driving under the influence of drugs and $100 for marijuana possession. Leroy Gene Dishman, 20, of 6617 Germantown Road, was fined $50 for careless driving.
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Hamilton
J. T. Lamb Yesterda
Clarence HE
Donald R. Brooks
Highland St
Leroy Gene Dishman
Germantown Road
Stolen items from Wallace Patrick garage on Hinkle Road
Barbara Patrick reported a Thursday theft from the locked garage at 7445 Hinkle Road. Valued at about $390, items taken include an air compressor and a distributor. a door was forced open. The incident involves Butler County authorities.
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Wallace Patrick
Hinkle Road
Barbara Patrick
Butler County
Occu Elceite
Tilton taps campaign chief for re election bid
County Auditor James Tilton announces Raymond K. Nardine of South D Street as campaign chairman for his November re election bid. Nardine, now retired, formerly owned the Chicago Market Co. and led its president role, coordinating fundraising and related activities.
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Hamilton
Raymond K. Nardine
South D St
James Tilton
Nardine
Tilton
Chicago Market Co
Victim Improves After Car-Train Collision
Geneva Vaughn, 40, of 929 S Main St Franklin, was reported improved and in fair condition today at Kettering Medical Center. She sustained injuries from a car train collision that occurred Tuesday in West Carrollton.
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Geneva Vaughn
Main St. Franklin
Kettering Medical Center
West Carrollton
Homicide Squad Head Dan Cash to Step Aside in Cincinnati
Dan Cash, head of Cincinnati Police Department homicide squad since 1972, will move to administrative assistant to the Operations Bureau commander. He reflects on the job's glamor, emotional toll, long hours, and impact on family, noting his six to seven years left before retirement and concerns about placing younger officers in the high pressure role.
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Cincinnati (Ap
Dan Cash
Cincinnati Police Department
Cash
Catholic religious orders urge action for justice and simplicity
About 170000 U S Catholic priests nuns and brothers were urged by leaders to take political action against global injustice and embrace a simpler life as the first nationwide joint assembly of U S Catholic religious congregations set priorities. The effort aims to influence U S policy and multinational firms, expand the Network lobbying group, reach out to marginalized communities, educate clergy and laypeople, and reconsider investments and church property to aid the poor.
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Cleveland
United States
U.S
Alan McCoy
CMSM
Sam Kling finally receives Bronze Star after decades
Sam Kling, now 64, was formally presented the Bronze Star on Thursday for actions in 1944 as a captain with the 3427th Quartermaster Truck Co. at Fos Sur Mer. Delays and misrouting kept the medal from him for 34 years until legislative help and renewed efforts by his son led to the award.
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Kling
Joel
Kling Isa
Monroe planning board weighs new building code option
Planning commissioners discussed adopting a new code to replace the village's outdated rules but took no action. In business news, Bob and Mrs Snyder of 1000 Garver Road learned a lot split on their property would be approved if a driveway provides adequate front footage.
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Monroe
Bob Snyder
Garver Road
Donkey and Mule Show to Run Sunday at Cam America
Oxford area event by Midstates Southwest Ohio Donkey and Mule Show Society features exhibitors from four states, judging in two classes, craft booths, and fun performances. Hours 10 am to 5 pm with 25 cent admission per person or one dollar per carload near Hueston Woods State Park.
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Oxford
Midstates
Southwest Ohio
Cam America
Camden College Corner Road
Hueston Woods State Park
Open house Sunday at Preble County historical farm
Gratis open house Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Preble County Historical Society farm on Swartsel Road Ohio 122 northwest of Gratis. Admission is free. Displays include collectibles from Mrs Isis Tyrell Eaton Spatterware and souvenir spoons from Mrs Joan Brubaker Eaton a doll house from Mrs Robert Bertke Lewisburg and kitchen tools from Mrs Keith Chrisman New Madison.
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Gratis
Preble County
Isis Tyrell
Eaton
Joan Brubaker
Robert Bertke
Lewisburg
Keith Chrisman
New Madison
Delegates to be picked caucus in Warren County
A Warren County caucus to elect delegates to the state Democratic convention will be held Thursday at the Justice Center 550 Justice Drive just off S East Street. The caucus is open to all Democrats registered in the county.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Justice Drive
S. East Street
First American daily Pennsylvania Evening Post begins in 1785
In 1935 the Jonkers Diamond weighing 726 carats arrived in New York City from England by registered mail for 35 cents postage.
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Pennsylvania Evening Post and
Daily Advertiser
Jonkers
New York City
England
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